Bill > HB2391

This bill requires vloggers, defined as adults or entities creating compensated video content in Arizona, to set aside a portion of their earnings in a trust account for their minor children if those children are featured in at least 30% of the vlogger's compensated video content within a 30-day period and that content meets certain viewership or compensation thresholds. Specifically, if a single minor child meets these criteria, 15% of the content's earnings related to that child's appearance will go into a trust for them, and if multiple children are involved, 10% of the aggregated earnings will be distributed equally among them. The bill also mandates that vloggers maintain records of featured minors, compensation, and video duration, and grants individuals the right to request the permanent deletion of their content from internet platforms once they reach the age of majority, with platforms required to make reasonable efforts to comply. Furthermore, any contracts with internet platforms for video content that might feature a minor child must notify the platform of the child's future deletion rights.

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https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/84152